Ghayda Hassan

Thank you, David.

It was really a crazy idea.

It was a pilot, just let's say, you know, we try to say, let's do it because a lot of people that are having, you know, some dating difficulties are going a lot online and there is an observed increased isolation from the social space.

So we were like, let's try something where...

where it can reach people where they are, which is the online environment.

And we want to have some sort of control and pilot what an intervention kind of would look like.

And so we just came with the idea of, well, why don't we, you know, we talk about AI for the betterment of humanity.

So why don't we just try to do something about it?

And this is how it all started.

Well, it was really designed for any person who is suffering from dating difficulties.

So whether that person had rejections in the past or never had serious dating, had difficulty and dissatisfaction in intimate relationships.

So it was really directed at all that.

Now, of course, we pilot, like we did a pilot, right?

We wanted really to test the experiment, right?

And so that was the main, let's say, audience for that experiment.

Yeah, absolutely.

Absolutely.

Or someone who's had relationships in the past, and now they're struggling having relationship in a new way, in a new world, like in a new way of doing relationships.

And I think it's also, there's this other issue as well, is that I don't know why, for some reason, maybe this is something in this modern world of ours, but there's like a very strong sensitivity to rejection.

So it's also for people who